2026 San Francisco Elections

2026 San Francisco Congressional Race

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Connie Chan

  • Job: San Francisco Supervisor (2021-present), budget chair (2023-2026)
  • Age: 47 
  • Party: Democrat 
  • Prior offices: San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee (2024-present)
  • Residency: Homeowner in the Richmond District, where she’s lived since 2011. Immigrated to San Francisco to Chinatown when she was 13.  
  • Children: One son who attended SFUSD schools through the 4th grade and currently attends Catholic school
  • Transportation: Driving, public transit, walking
  • Website: Connie Chan for Congress
  • Education: Bachelor’s degree from the University of California, Davis 
  • Languages: English, Cantonese, Mandarin

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Scott Wiener

  • Job: California State Senator representing San Francisco and Northern San Mateo County
  • Age: 56 
  • Party: Democratic 
  • Prior offices: Member, San Francisco Board of Supervisors, District 8; Deputy City Attorney, San Francisco City Attorney’s Office; member, San Francisco Democratic County Central Committee (served as chair for two years)
  • Residency: Homeowner in the Castro 
  • Children: None
  • Transportation: Public transit, walking
  • Website: Scott Wiener Democrat for Congress
  • Education: Bachelor’s degree from Duke University, juris doctor degree from Harvard Law School
  • Languages: English and Spanish

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Meet the Candidates

Welcome back to our “Meet the Candidates” series, where the congressional candidates respond to a question in 100 words or less. Answers will be published every Monday. 

Read our previous Q&A with the candidates before the June primary to see where they stand on housing, tech, foreign policy and how they’d lead in Congress.